I agree on both points, just ran ffmpeg to first resize my videos, it was quite slow, but I ask myself such a good tool might come with a cost.
Also, I struggled with the -crf ffmpeg option to make my webm version keep a good visual quality and reducing the weight (came up with a crf of 40 which divide the original video size by apoximatively 2, and a slight lesser quality but it is fine.
I really would have appreciated a Node.JS library for that 😁
I know, what you mean. But there some other approaches, I have seen, that might be getting better and better. Rust, Matlab, Scala etc.
If I am not mistaken, there is a half baked solution for Julia as well. I would still go for ffmpeg for the moment. It is the more complete solution, we have
I will suggest ffmpeg as well. But there are some challenges, I think:
I agree on both points, just ran ffmpeg to first resize my videos, it was quite slow, but I ask myself such a good tool might come with a cost.
Also, I struggled with the
-crfffmpeg option to make my webm version keep a good visual quality and reducing the weight (came up with a crf of40which divide the original video size by apoximatively 2, and a slight lesser quality but it is fine.I really would have appreciated a Node.JS library for that 😁
I know, what you mean. But there some other approaches, I have seen, that might be getting better and better. Rust, Matlab, Scala etc.
If I am not mistaken, there is a half baked solution for Julia as well. I would still go for ffmpeg for the moment. It is the more complete solution, we have
Good to know there is other languages on the way, thank you for your inputs!